Jason Kang is Assistant Director of Patents at Intel, where he leads global patent strategy and portfolio management for the company’s graphics processing and accelerated computing technologies, including GPUs, AI accelerators and high-performance computing systems.
Jason is a recognized IP strategist with nearly two decades of in-house experience and deep expertise across the full patent lifecycle — from invention harvesting, drafting and prosecution to appeals, inter partes review and other post-grant proceedings before the USPTO. He has been at the forefront of adopting AI powered tools in IP practice, leveraging them to enhance portfolio analytics, uncover competitive whitespace and drive data-driven decision-making across high-value licensing and litigation strategies.
Jason plays a central role in shaping offensive and defensive IP strategies spanning GPU architectures, AI training and inference hardware, and performance optimization innovations. He has built and managed a large, globally distributed patent portfolio aligned with multi-generational product roadmaps and contributed to complex multi-jurisdictional licensing, assertion and portfolio optimization initiatives that maximize Intel’s intellectual property value.
He holds a BEng (Hons), MSc and LLB (Hons), and is admitted in California and Singapore, with CIPP/A and CIPP/E certifications.
